The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-24

MeIzman drew revolver and shot him
with fatal effect. d. , -IIi
Gas we'll at Niles, after blowing for
Twelve hours, petered out.
Nathan Barnes, Of Logan, aged 78,
died on Sunday morning from an over
dose Of morphine. 90
Warren expects her postofice receipts
to reach $l3 600 this year, and then will
have free delivery. :"
William Galloway Of Dalton, while
pr1aing an apple tree, fell and was
badly II not dangerously hurt.
Attorney General KOhler has decided
that hard cider is liquor, and that peo-
pie who sell 1t must pay the Dow tax.
A Painesvllle butcher accounted for
the superiority Of his bologna by saving
that friend of his gave him a pointer.
A young lady employed by the Geneva
SkeWer Company counts and ties into
bundles Of 100 each, 10000 skeWers per
day. ..
ThOmD. Burton, late OF the YOungs-
town Saturday Night, has gone to New
York city and opened up job printing
Office. 49,
Hon. Freeman Thorpe, Of Geneva, Is
an artist and has been commissioned to
paint portrait Of thelate General John
A. Logan. Jl Woo INK f1' ~
Ohio State Archaeological and HIstor-
ical Society meets In Columbus on
Wednesday, February 20. and will con-
tinue three days. ~ ..... lo
Will ]. Mcconnell, the temperance
lecturer is holding aseries Of successful
meetings In New York. He is q good
lecturer when sober.
Charles Campbell. we'll known farmer
Of Fowler, Prumbull county, while cut
ting, timber on Friday was instantly
killed by falling limb.
At Toledo on Thursday night q darkey
named Payne, shot and killed his
br0ther-in-law, named CranstOl. Claims
that he didn't know 1t was lOaded.%3
WOrkmen are still engaged In putting
the temple at Kirkland In order for the
grand conference Of the Church Of the
Latter Day Saints, which meets April 8.
Harvey Allen, an old man residing at
ROseville, Musklngum county, while
crossing railroad bridge. saw train
coming but couldn't beat Its time and
was almost Instantly killed.
The blue-bellied Yankees of the West
ern Reserve had q cock fight on Friday
at Palmyra, between Youngstown and
Perkins Corner birds. Youngstown
rsked in the bOodle-abOut 5000.
Pennington, Trumbull county, Is
greatly excited over supposed case of
child murder. About a week ago, de-
formed babe was born In certain fam
lily whose name Is, for the present, sup.
pressed. The babe has disappeared, and
hunt is going on for the body.
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad bridge
over Ohio river at Cincinnati will be
three feet higher than the Suspension
Bridge. The main span is to be $50 feet,
the longest In the world, and shore
spans 500 feet. Bridge will be provided
with double tracks, also foot path.
Alex. Beasley, colOred, at PiQus, on
Monday morning, called to see his wife
from whom he had been separated for
some time. He wanted her to return to
his home but she refused, and he stabbed
her. She started to run and meeting
her mother on the street fell dead before
her eyes. Beasley then ran away and
cut his throat, dying In few moments.
A young man called at q house near
Ssybr0Ok, Ashtabuls county, a few even
ings since, to inquire his way to the
residence Of a neighbOring family.
After being informed, and as he was
passing out Of the yard, he was shot at
by his lady informant, as q gentle re-
minder, evidently, that she did didn't
propose having the Harrington tragedy
re-enacted on her premises.
On Monday morning as farmer boy
was taking a stroll along the bank OF
the Huron river, near Norwalk, he saw
the toe OF shoe sticking up out of the
sand. Investigation showed that 1t In
cased the bare bones Of human foot,
which was attached to the skeleton OF q
man. completely buried In the sand. The
body was subsequently identified as the
remains Of Leopold Tyler, of Monroe
Vile, who had disappeared from that
place about a year ago. A supposed case
Of suicide.
Remmie CauIker, coal black negro,
native of SherbrO, kingdom Of Africa,
was married yesterday to Miss, Ella
Shaffer, cel0red, and tomorrow will
start for New York with his bride to sail
Monday on the brig Manson for Freepatt,
Africa, thence will proceed overland
through Sierra Leone to the capital OF
SherbrO. Remmie was brought by the
United Brethren church to America five
years ago to be educated, and has been q
diligent student in Dayton schools. His
father, who died since Rsmmie left
home, was king Of SheTbTo, and an aged
brother now occupies the throne, Ram